1
The clerk is a matron, and the proprietress a widow in half-mourning.
2
I'd got to know the proprietress a little-realkind-'eartedwoman she was.
3
The web is deserted; the proprietress is in her leafy hut.
4
The cause of this isolation lies in the unsociable temper of the proprietress.
5
I wish you joy in having become the proprietress of this splendid institution.
6
The proprietress stood as though nailed to the doorway leading to the kitchen.
7
The proprietress is generally a middle-aged woman of fine personal appearance.
8
The impecunious poet took it from the proprietress, paling, and read:
9
The proprietress paid the girls small salaries, expecting them to live on tips.
10
After several moments, a curtain stirred in the back and the proprietress emerged.
11
She was probably the proprietress, but also the waitress and chef in one.
12
I am Miss Minchin, the proprietress of the Young Ladies' Seminary next door.
13
He owes his position to the fact of his aunt's being the proprietress.
14
The proprietress is a good German, jawohl... Frau Anna Schratt her name is.
15
The proprietress of the institution had gravely disquieting doubts of the propriety of America.
16
The proprietress takes care that the visitors shall enjoy all the privacy they desire.
